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INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY
State-of-the-art facilities that inspires innovation
Collaboration with leading industry partners
Academic experts with industry experience

In collaboration with
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18,000Students

Malaysian 60%
International 40%

550
Academics
9.1%
foreign faculty staff

546
Management & support staff

Quality education accredited and assured by the Malaysian Ministry of Education and other organisations

Internal processes in compliance with international standards

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INTRODUCTION TO
SEGi UNIVERSITY
& COLLEGES
Established for more than 46 years, SEGi has equipped graduates from
diverse backgrounds with exceptional foundations for career achievement
and personal success.

SEGi first opened its doors as Systematic College in 1977 in the heart of
Kuala Lumpur’s commercial district, offering professional qualifications. Since
then, SEGi has experienced significant growth by adapting and catering to
an increasing demand for higher academic and professional qualifications
in Malaysia.

Today, SEGi is one of the largest private higher education providers in

Malaysia and serves more than 18,000 students through its five major
campuses located in Kota Damansara, Kuala Lumpur, Subang Jaya, Penang
and Kuching. With programmes tailored to meet both industry and student
needs, SEGi graduates have easily found employment and many have gone
on to become leaders of their respective industries.
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COLLABORATE WITH
WORLD CLASS
ICT COMPANIES

STARS Overall

The QS Stars™ rating system has been operated by

the QS Intelligence Unit, the independent compiler of
the QS World University Rankings® since 2004. The
system evaluates universities across various important
performance indicators as set against pre-established
international standards. By covering a broader range
of criteria than any world ranking exercise, QS Stars™
shines a light on both the excellence and the diversity
of the rated institution.
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F
rom desktops to laptops to PDAs, and mobile phones to
satellite TVs and iPods, computing is everywhere, all around
us, and in every part of our work and play.

Technology and its uses are limited only by the extent of our
imagination. The continuing growth of the industry is becoming more
and more prominent; hence, the demand for industry players are ever
growing. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Youtube has become a
common term due to the result of rapid technology growth.

The systems, software and hardware all have to be created by experts

with in-depth knowledge and skills to design, develop and deliver
technology that can be used to improve our lives.

The Information Technology industry is reshaping many aspects of

the world’s economies and structures of governments and societies.
In developing countries, governments, businesses and the public are
harnessing the transformative power of technology to make public
services more efficient, to grow businesses and to strengthen and
expand social networks.

Technology has made an influential impact on the society today and is

well paving the way for a future of possibilities.

Teaching Internationalisation Online Learning Arts & Culture

Employability Academic Development Bachelor of Medicine and Inclusiveness

Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)
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University of Greenwich (UoG), UK

Modestly founded in 1890 as Woolwich Polytechnic, the University of Greenwich (UoG) has risen in the ranks
since it gained university status in 1992. A leader in the educational arena, the university has three campuses
in South East London and Kent, and is a strong proponent of progressive learning, as is proven by its modern
hi-tech facilities. Its 1,200 programmes include Law, Nursing, Business, and Engineering.

Acknowledged the world over as a leading provider of higher education according to the 2017 Teaching
Excellence Framework (TEF), UoG is also the proud recipient of The Queen’s Anniversary Prize for
Higher and Further Education 2015, an award recognising the innovative research and development
carried out by Greenwich’s Natural Resources Institute within the Faculty of Engineering and Science.

• QS World Ranking 701-750

• Times Higher Education World Ranking 601-800
• #1 Transnational University in UK (Over 17,000 students in oversea campuses all around the world)
• Over 50% of Graduates received First Class Honours in the last 5 years
• Awarded SILVER STATUS by Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF)

University of Sunderland (UoS), UK

Established in 1901 as Sunderland Technical College, the University of Sunderland (UoS) is greatly praised
as a prescient and innovative University with exemplary standards of teaching, research and support. Located
in Sunderland in the North East of England, it gained its university status in 1992 and has since gained a
reputation
as a research-active university.

The University of Sunderland prides itself on holistic academic programmes as integral to its commitment of
excellence to its students and to producing well-rounded graduates. The Guardian ranks its Hospitality, Event
Management and Tourism programme as the 4th best in the country, while Nursing is ranked 5th best. Other
highly ranked majors in the Guardian league tables are Business, Management and Marketing, Accounting
and Finance, Mechanical Engineering, and Fashion and Textiles. Also, it was named University of the Year for
Social Inclusion by The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2021.

• QS 5 Stars (2019) in Teaching, Employability, Internationalisation, Inclusiveness & Outstanding Facilities

• Awarded SILVER STATUS by Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF)
• Recognised by the UK Government and the British Council for innovative international activity
• UK’s top 5 providers of transnational education
• Shortlisted for the Times Higher Education University of the Year Award
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Bringing the world to you

PARTNER
UNIVERSITIES
University of Central Lancashire (UCLan)

The University of Central Lancashire is one of the largest universities

in the UK, hosting about 25,000 students. Located in Preston, a city
in Lancashire, northern England, the public university was founded as
the Institution for the Diffusion of Knowledge in 1828 and attained
university status in 1992.

Imbued with a celestial-sounding motto – “Ex solo ad solem”, which

translates as “From the Earth to the Sun”, the university’s academic
portfolio includes over 400 undergraduate programmes and 200
postgraduate courses.

Hailed for its high student satisfaction in the recent International

Student Barometer survey, UCLan’s impressive reputation as a regional
economy powerhouse testifies over 1,000 students and graduates who
have started a business or embarked on self-employment.

• Top 7% of universities worldwide in the Centre for World

University Rankings 2021-22.
• Leading UK university for entrepreneurship (based on the
number of start-up businesses they have incubated that are still
active after three years of trading) in the HEBCIS 2016-17 survey
• Top university in the North of England for producing start-up
businesses; ranked 5th overall in the UK (Tide, 2021)
• Ranked 108th in the Times University Guide 2022
• Ranked 104th in the Guardian University Guide 2023
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WHY STUDY
COMPUTING OR
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY?

D
o you see yourself designing and creating software systems? IT or
computing might be the right course of study for you if you are thinking of
becoming a manager or administrator to a technical enterprise, a degree
in computer science or information and computer sciences could provide you
with the background needed to achieve your goals. Here are 9 reasons why a
computing or IT course is right for you!

It is a fast-growing sector
According to OpenGovAsia.com, the Information
and Communication Technology (ICT) market in
Malaysia is set to grow at a compound annual
growth rate of 8.9% between 2019 to 2023 (ie.
US$16.5 billion to US$25.2 billion in 2023).
The sector has also seen a steady increase in its
contribution towards Malaysia’s GDP from 18.1%
(RM213 billion) in 2015 to 19.1% (RM289 billion)
in 2019.
Raising need for cloud computing
and outsourcing services
Mobility, cloud computing, data analytics, storage,
and business process outsourcing have been
forecasted to be the 5 leading IT solution areas in
terms of growth rate. Accelerated by the Pandemic,
the Asia Pacific region has become one of the
fastest-growing regions in terms of cloud computing.
Countries like Singapore, Australia, India, Japan,
China, and South Korea are consistently recording
higher growth rates in cloud computing.
Government propelled growth
The Malaysian Government’s Industry4WRD
national policy aims to transform and digitalise the
manufacturing sector and related services between
2018 to 2025. The 2020 Malaysian Economic
Stimulus Package also provides strong incentives
in digital transformation, connectivity and digital
infrastructures for buildings. These policies are
expected to lead to a mature digitalisation of the
Malaysian market - do you see the opportunities
awaiting?

The rise of Asia Asia towards Industrial High starting pay

China now hosts 26% of the world’s unicorn
startups, however, the country still relies heavily
on imported core technologies from countries like
Japan and South Korea. Meanwhile, Singapore
intends to position itself as the “Silicon Valley
of Asia” for IT and computing professionals
seeking international career and entrepreneurial
opportunities, which means there are opportunities
virtually everywhere in Asia.
Automation and AI
Mobility, cloud computing, data analytics, storage,
and business process outsourcing have been
forecasted to be the 5 leading IT solution areas in
terms of growth rate. Accelerated by the Pandemic,
the Asia Pacific region has become one of the
fastest-growing regions in terms of cloud computing.
Countries like Singapore, Australia, India, Japan,
China, and South Korea are consistently recording
higher growth rates in cloud computing.
Over the years, Malaysia has moved towards a
highly sophisticated digital era where opportunities
for online businesses that promise lucrative
returns and career development have multiplied.
No wonder the starting pay for Computer and
Software Specialists averages between RM4,500
to RM6,000 per month, to put it into perspective,
a fresh-grad doctor earns between RM3,000 to
RM5,500!

Develop transferable skills High paying career Change the world

Critical thinking and problem-solving go hand
in hand and will help you whether you work on
debugging a programme. Analytical skills are
especially useful for professionals who work with
big data or algorithms and are looking for patterns
or creating instructions. These soft skills are easily
transferable and highly demanded in other sectors
as well if you’re looking for a career shift in the
future!
IT managers are among the top-paying jobs in the
world. Responsible for protecting and securing a
company’s IT infrastructure and networks, they’re
among the most in-demand talents in the world with
an average salary of USD142,000 per year.
IT and Computing drive innovation in the sciences
(human genome project, AIDS vaccine research,
environmental monitoring, and protection just to
mention a few), and also in engineering, business,
entertainment, and education. Who knows one
day, you’ll be a part of the team that changes the
world.
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STUDY ROUTE

SPM/O-Level/APEL(A)
or equivalent
qualification

Certificate Credit transfer up to 30% Diploma Foundation

Certificate in Information Technology Diploma in Information Technology Foundation in Science
Diploma in Computer Science Foundation in Arts
Foundation in Information Technology

Credit transfer up to 50%

Double Degree (3 years locally) Degree

+
STPM/A-Level/
APEL(A)/UEC/Pre-U or Bachelor of Information Technology (Hons) Bachelor of Computer Science (Honours)
equivalent qualification Specialising in: Specialising in:
• Business Systems Design • Artificial Intelligence
• Software Engineering • Digital Transformation
• Computer Networks • Cybersecurity
• Data Science

Collaborative Degree

BA (Hons) (3+0)
• Computing

Master/PhD

Master of Science (Information Technology)

Doctor of Philosophy (Information Technology)

Credit Transfer
Your previous studies and qualifications may earn you credits towards your diploma or degree. The award of credits is given on the basis of subject mapping and
grades achieved. The maximum transferrable credits you may earn for a previous academic qualification could be 50% of the total credits for the Bachelor’s degree.
Work experience, MOOCs and other training certifications may earn you credit transfers of up to 30%. All credit transfers are subject to approval by the Senate or
College Academic Board.

Micro-credential
We break it down to build you up. SEGI’s Micro-credentials are unbundled from accredited qualifications, offering the modern learners a tempting, tantalising buffet-
style learning model. While traditional diplomas or degrees are well-structured and solid, SEGi’s Micro-credentials offer learners the choice of ultimate flexibility and
customisation, empowering learners to select only what they want to consume, experience and learn. Through our innovative curriculum framework, these unbundled
courses delivered through micro-credentials can then be easily rebundled into accredited and recognised qualifications.
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PROGRAMME MATRIX
Programme Awarding Institution Entry Requirements Campus

Bachelor of Information Technology • Matriculation or Foundation - with min. CGPA of 2.0 and credit in
(Hons) Mathematics for SPM
Specialising in: •STPM - pass with 2 principals and credit in Mathematics for SPM
• Computer Networks •IT Diploma programmes - Computer Science, Information System,
SEGi University &
• Software Engineering Information Technology, and Software Engineering with min. CGPA of
University of
• Business Systems Design 2.5 or equivalent qualification and a credit in Mathematics for SPM
Central Lancashire, UK Kota Damansara
KD (R/481/6/0522) • Other relevant Diploma - with min. CGPA of 2.5 and a credit in
Mathematics for SPM
(Double Degree)
• A-Level – pass with 2 principals and credit in Mathematics for
O-Level
• UEC – pass with Grade B in 5 subjects (including Mathematics)
• IELTS (5.0) OR its equivalent (International Students)

Bachelor of Computer Science • Matriculation/Foundation - with min. CGPA of 2.0 and credit in Add
(Honours) in Cybersecurity Maths for SPM
KD (MQA/PA/11188) • STPM - pass with 2 principals and credit in Add Maths for SPM
• IT Diploma programmes - Computer Science, Information System,
Information Technology, and Software Engineering with min. CGPA
SEGi University of 2.5 or equivalent qualification and a credit in Add Maths for SPM Kota Damansara
• Diploma - pass with min. CGPA of 2.5 and credit in Add Maths for
SPM
• A-Level – pass with 2 principals and credit in Add Maths for O-Level
• UEC - pass with Grade B in 5 subjects (including Add Maths)
• IELTS (5.0) OR its equivalent (International Students)

BSc in Computing (3+0) • UEC with 5 credits

SJ (R/481/6/0803) (06/23) (A9203) • STPM with Grade C in 2 subjects
KL (R2/481/6/0500) (05/24) (A10000)
PG (R/481/6/0696) (07/23) (MQA/FA6967)
• A-Level with passes in 2 subjects
• Matriculation / Foundation or equivalent
Subang Jaya
• SAM / AUSMAT with min ATAR 60
University of Greenwich, Kuala Lumpur
• Related SKM Level 5
UK Penang
• Related Diploma
• MQA-APEL T6

Additional Requirements
Credit in Maths at SPM / O-Level or equivalent and min CGPA 2.50

Diploma in
Information Technology Kota Damansara
KD (R/481/4/0372) • SPM / O-Level or equivalent with 3 credits Subang Jaya
SJ (R2/481/4/0101) (04/22) (A7756)
PG (R2/481/4/0264) (10/23) (A9340)
• UEC with 3 credits Penang
SWK (R2/481/4/0408) (01/24) (A9765) • Related SKM Level 3 Sarawak
• Related Certificate or equivalent
• MQA-APEL T4

Diploma in Computer Science Additional Requirements

KD (MQA/PA/15040) Credit in Maths at SPM / O-Level or equivalent Kota Damansara
KL (N/481/4/0808) (08/23) (PA9727)
Kuala Lumpur

Certificate in Information • SPM / O-Level or equivalent with 1 credit

Technology SEGi College • UEC with 1 credit
SJ (R/481/3/0680) (02/26) (MQA/FA0295) • SKM Level 2 Subang Jaya
KL (R2/481/3/0308) (01/24) (A9473)
• MQA-APEL T3 Kuala Lumpur

Additional Requirements
Pass in Maths at SPM / O-Level or equivalent

Foundation in Science Subang Jaya

SJ (R2/000/3/0021) (04/23) (A7755)

• SPM / O-Level or equivalent with 1 credit

• UEC with 1 credit
Foundation in • SKM Level 2
Information Technology • MQA-APEL T3 Kuala Lumpur
KL (R2/010/3/0469) (02/23) (A8609)

Additional Requirements
Pass in Maths at SPM / O-Level or equivalent
Foundation in Arts
KD R2/010/3/0406(7/26) SEGi University Kota Damansara
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ENGLISH REQUIREMENTS*
Types of Exam Diploma Degree Master

IELTS Band 5.5 Band 6.0 Band 6.5

TOEFL iBT 42 46 60

Cambridge English 154 160 169

Pearson Test 47 51 59

Linguaskill Cambridge 154 - 161 169 - 175 176 - 179

MUET Band 2 Band 3

*The English requirement serves as a guideline and it is subject to change. The weightage requirement may vary for different programmes.

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BACHELOR OF
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (HONS)
KD R2/482/6/0195 (12/24)

Specialising in:
1. Business Systems Design
2. Computer Networks
3. Software Engineering

Programme Modules Specialisation Double Degree

Year 1 1. Business System Design

• Introduction to IT • Digital Transformation Strategy
• Database Systems • Object Oriented Analysis and Design
• Introductory Programming • Digital Business Consultancy
• Discrete Mathematics • Web Authoring
• Introduction to Networks • Management Information Systems
• Web Project • System Development Methods
• Cyber Marketing • ICT Services Management
• Object-Oriented Programming
• Introduction to Operating Systems 2. Computer Networks
• Systems Analysis and Design • Advanced Programming
• Wireless Technology 6. Clean Water And Sanitation
Year 2 • Networks and Communications 8. Decent Work And Economic Growth
• Windows Programming • Information and Cyber Security 9. Industry, Innovation And Infrastructure
11. Sustainable Cities And Communities
• Mobile Application Development • TCP/IP Networks Programming
• Data Science • Introduction to Cloud Computing 9 PILLARS OF TECHNOLOGICAL
• Data Mining • Networks and Systems Administration ADVANCEMENT
• Academic Research • Advanced Networks A. Advanced Robotics
• Entrepreneurship D. Industrial Internet of Things
• Environmental Management and Technology 3. Software Engineering E. Cybersecurity
F. Cloud
• Advanced Programming
I. Big Data Analytics
Year 3 • Object Oriented Analysis and Design
• Final Year Project 1 • Programming for Mobile Devices
• Final Year Project 2 • Information and Cyber Security
• Advanced Database Systems • TCP/IP Networks Programming
• Project Management • Introduction to Cloud Computing
• Computer Architecture • System Development Methods
• Human Computer Interaction • Artificial Intelligence
• Big Data Analysis
• Industrial Attachment

MPU
• Falsafah dan Isu Semasa (for local & international students)
• Penghayatan Etika & Peradaban (for local students only)
• Bahasa Melayu Komunikasi 2 (for international students only)
• Bahasa Kebangsaan A (for local students without credit for BM in SPM) or Effective Listening
• Co-Curiculum: Sustainability Thinking (for local & international students)

Career Opportunities
As graduates from the Bachelor
of Information Technology (Hons)
programme, you will be able to identify and
take advantage of business opportunities
both locally and globally, demonstrating
your conduct that’s consistent with business
ethics and local culture.
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BSC (HONS)
COMPUTING (3+0)
SJ (R/481/6/0803) (06/23) (A9203) • KL (R2/481/6/0500) (05/24) (A10000) • PG (R/481/6/0696) (07/23) (MQA/FA6967)

Programme Modules

Year 1 Year 2
• System Development • Professional Project Management
• Computer Programming • Application Development
• Communication Systems • Network and Operating System
• Logical Foundations • User Interface Design
• Introduction to Internet Programming • Malaysia Society 5.0)
• Design Thinking / Bahasa Kebangsaan A* • Community Service
• Penghayatan Etika dan Peradaban / Falsafah dan • Agile Development with Scrum
Isu Semasa (International students) • Database Application Technologies
• Falsafah dan Isu Semasa (Local students) • Principles of Security
• Bahasa Melayu Komunikasi 2 (International students) • Information Analysis
• Penghayatan Etika dan Peradaban (Local students)
• Scholarly and Academic Practice Year 3
• Computer Programming • Project (Part A)
• Computer Systems and Internet Technologies • Requirements Management
• Analytical Methods • Research Methodology
• Human Computer Interaction and Design
• Internship
• Project (Part B)
• Enterprise Web Software Development
• Application Development for Mobile Devices Career Opportunities
• Network Technology Start off a career in any of the chosen
field: IT support and consultancy, System
analyst, Computer programmer, E-commerce
application, Software developer, Web
designer, Independent Consultants for public
*For Malaysian students who do not have a credit in SPM BM and private sector / organisation.

THE MOST
AGILE COMPUTING
PROGRAMME
IN THE MARKET
Strong partnerships with the industry
Covers a wide range of computing subjects build for
maximum agility
Degree awarded by a UK University
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BACHELOR OF
COMPUTER SCIENCE (HONOURS)
KD N/481/6/0831(05/24)

Specialising in:
1. Artificial Intelligence
2. Digital Transformation
3. Cybersecurity
4. Data Science

Programme Modules Specialisation Double Degree

Year 1 1. Artificial Intelligence

• Mathematics for Computing
• Discrete Mathematics
• Introductory Programming
• Computer Architecture & Organization
• Introduction to Computer Science
• Introduction to Operating Systems
• Introduction to Networks
• Data Structures and Algorithms
• Object-Oriented Programming
• Object-Oriented Analysis & Design
• Database System
• Digital Product Management
Year 2
• Information System Security
• Artificial Intelligence
• Human Computer Interaction
• Project Management
• System Development Documentation
• Introduction to IOT
• IT Professional & Ethics
• Environmental Management and
Technology
Year 3
• Final Year Project 1
• Final Year Project 2
• Industrial Attachment
MPU
• Falsafah dan Isu Semasa
(for local & international students)
• Penghayatan Etika & Peradaban
(for local students only)
• Bahasa Melayu Komunikasi 2
(for international students)
• Bahasa Kebangsaan A
(for local students wiithout credit for BM in SPM)
or Effective Listening”
• Co-Curriculum: Sustainability Thinking
(for local & international students)
• Introduction to Data Science
• Statistics in Computer Science
• Expert System
• Fundamentals of Data Engineering
• Data Mining
• Computational Intelligence
• Robotic Process Automation
• Natural Language Processing
• Machine Learning
• Deep Learning
• Cloud Computing
6. Clean Water And Sanitation
• Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
8. Decent Work And Economic Growth
9. Industry, Innovation And Infrastructure
2. Digital Transformation 11. Sustainable Cities And Communities
• Introduction to Data Science
• Introduction to Digital Transformation 9 PILLARS OF TECHNOLOGICAL
• Fundamentals of Data Engineering ADVANCEMENT
• Emerging Technology
• Data Mining A. Advanced Robotics
• Digital Transformation Strategy
B. Simulation & Augmented Reality
D. Industrial Internet of Things
• Statistical Programming
E. Cybersecurity
• Digital Thinking and Innovation F. Cloud
• Machine Learning G. Additive Manufacturing
• Innovative Product Development H. Supply Chain
• Business Intelligence I. Big Data Analytics
• Data Modelling
• Cloud Computing
3. Cybersecurity
• Introduction to Cybersecurity
• Introduction to Ethical Hacking and Systems
Defence
• Introduction to Cryptography Applications
• Wireless Communication
• Computer Forensics
• System Connection Security
• Cloud Computing Security
• Networks and Systems Administration
• Cyber Law and Security Policy
• Software Security
• Network & Security
4. Data Science
• Introduction to Data Science
• Data Mining
• Digital Transformation Strategy Career Opportunities
• Statistical Programming On completion of the programme, students will
• Digital Thinking and Innovation have the skills suitable for a wide range of careers
• Machine Learning
concerned with IT and cybersecurity, in various
• Innovative Product Development
• Business Intelligence sectors. Career opportunities includes; Network and
• Data Modelling Computer Systems Administrators, Computer Systems
• Cloud Computing Analysts, Operations Research Analysts, Information
Security Officer, Software Developers, Computer
Forensic Engineer, Cryptographer, Penetration tester,
Security Analyst, Security Software Developer, and
Security Code Auditor.

DIPLOMA IN
COMPUTER SCIENCE
KL (N/481/4/0808) (08/23) (PA9727)
Programme Modules
Year 1
• Calculus & Algebra
• Computer Architecture and Organization
• Database System
• Introductory Programming
• Introduction to Computer Science
• Introduction to Networks
• Data Structure & Algorithm
• Discrete Mathematics
• Introduction to Operating System
• Object Oriented Programming
• Introduction to CyberSecurity
Information Technology 15
Year 2
• Statistics in Computer Science
• Web Project
• Systems Analysis and Design in collaboration with
• Introduction to Data Science
• Data Visualization & Analytics
• Integrated Systems Projects
• Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
• Mobile Application
• Data Mining
• Business Innovation 4.0
• Industrial Training
MPU
• Industry Revolution 4.0 in Malaysia
(for local & international students)
• Penghayatan Etika dan Peradaban Career Opportunities
(for local students) Your chosen career path may be Network
• Bahasa Melayu Komunikasi 1 Administrator, Software Developer, Network
(for local & international students) Maintenance Assistant, Information System
• Bahasa Kebangsaan A Assistant, Database Administrator, Information
(for local students without credit for BM in SPM) Systems Analyst, Helpdesk Support Manager.
or Growth Mindset
• Co-curriculum: Sustainability Thinking
(for local & international students)
EMPOWERING
PROGRAMMERS & COMPUTING
ENGINEERS OF THE FUTURE
Learn practical skills from the industry
Strong emphasis on programming
Guaranteed* to Year 2 entry
(for Degree Programmes)
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BE AN AGILE
TECHNICAL
PROFESSIONAL
Learn practical skills from the industry
IR4.0 enhanced syllabus
Guaranteed* to Year 2 entry
(for Degree Programmes)

DIPLOMA IN
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
SJ (R2/481/4/0101) (04/22) (A7756) • PG (R2/481/4/0264) (10/23) (A9340) • SWK (R2/481/4/0408) (01/24) (A9765)

Programme Modules

Year 1 Year 2
• Discrete Mathematics • Windows Programming
• Introduction to Operating Systems • Introduction to Internet Programming
• Information Technology • Multimedia Studies
• Programming Methodology • Introduction to Mobile Applications
• Database Management Systems • Data Communication and Networking
• Computer Organisation • Software Engineering
• Systems Analysis and Design • Integrated Systems Project
• Object Oriented Development • Project Management
• Web Designing • User Experience (UX) Design
• Applied Digital Skills • General Language Training
• Academic English • Industrial Attachment

Concentration (choose 2 only)

• Big Data Technology
• Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
• Cybersecurity
MPU • Introduction to Phyton Programming
• Industry Revolution 4.0 in Malaysia • Introduction to Machine Learning
(for local & international students) • Ethical Hacking
• Penghayatan Etika dan Peradaban
(for local students)
• Bahasa Melayu Komunikasi 1
(for local & international students)
Career Opportunities
• Bahasa Kebangsaan A
(for local students without credit for BM in Your chosen career path may be Network
SPM) or Growth Mindset Administrator, Software Developer, Network
• Co-curriculum: Sustainability Thinking Maintenance Assistant, Information System
(for local & international students) Assistant, Database Administrator, Information
Systems Analyst, Helpdesk Support Manager.
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CERTIFICATE IN
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
SJ (R/481/3/0680) (02/26) (MQA/FA0295) • KL (R2/481/3/0308) (01/24) (A9473)

Programme Modules

Year 1 MPU
• Introduction to Information Technology • Falsafah dan Isu Semasa or
• General Language Training Penghayatan Etika dan Peradaban
• Basic Computing for Mathematics (Local students) / Malaysian Studies 1
• Introduction to Programming • Bahasa Melayu Komunikasi 1
• Applied Digital Skills (International students)
• Academic English • Public Speaking Skill /
• Fundamentals of Operating Systems Bahasa Kebangsaan A*
• Web Designing • Family Issues
• Basic Networking and Concepts
• Introduction to Database
• Fundamentals of Computer Architecture

Year 2
• Introduction to Java
• Fundamentals of Graphics Design Career Opportunities
• Electronic Publishing Upon completion of the Certificate in
• PC Maintenance Information Technology, you may further
• System Development your studies in Diploma or Degree or
• Introduction to Animation and Multimedia gain experience through careers such as
customer support representative, client support
officer, technician and many more.

STRONG
BUILDING A

FOUNDATION FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Pathway to an IT-related Diploma
Flexible payment scheme for Cert-Diploma Pathway
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FOUNDATION IN
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
KL (R2/010/3/0469) (02/23) (A8609)

Programme Modules

Year 1
• Basic Mathematics
• Information Technology
• Computer Application
• Personal and Professional Development
• Programming Methodology
• Statistics
• Introduction to Programming Languages
• Introduction to Animation and Multimedia
• Web Designing
• General English Training Career Opportunities
• Principles of Management This qualification is specially designed for
• Academic English students with SPM, O-Level or equivalent
• Database Management System qualifications and who have decided to
• Introduction to OO Development pursue a career in computing or information
technology. Upon successful completion
of the SEGi Foundation in Information
Technology, students can venture into a range
of computing and information technology
degree programmes.

FASTEST
PATHWAY
TO AN IT RELATED DEGREE
Fastest pathway into a wide
variety of Degree Programmes
Build a strong foundation in
Information Technology
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DISCOVER YOUR PASSION IN

INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY
WHILE KEEPING YOUR OPTIONS OPEN
Fastest pathway into a wide variety
of Degree Programmes
Build a strong foundation in Science

FOUNDATION IN
SCIENCE
SJ (R2/000/3/0021) (04/23) (A7755)

Programme Modules

Year 1
• Chemistry I
• Mathematics I
• Physics I
• Biology I
• English I
• Chemistry II
• Mathematics II
• Physics II
• Basic Information and Communication Technologies (ICT)
• English II
• Chemistry III
• Engineering Mathematics
• Physics III Career Opportunities
• Biology II This qualification is specially designed for
• Biochemistry students with SPM, O-Level or equivalent
• Thinking Skills qualifications. Upon successful completion of
this programme, students may enrol in a range
of health science, engineering or computing
degree programmes.
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FOUNDATION IN ARTS
SJ (R2/010/3/0541) (07/26) (MQA/FA0452)

Programme Modules

Year 1
• Thinking Skills
• English I
• Mathematics
• Basic Information and Communication Technologies (ICT)
• Introduction to Psychology
• Essentials of Economics
• English II
• Introduction to Law
• Introduction to Sociology
• Co-curriculum
• Introduction to Management
• Writing and Research Skills
• Electives (Choose any two): Career Opportunities
- Introduction to Finance This qualification is specially designed for
- Introduction to Visual Arts students with SPM, O-Level or equivalent
- Introduction to Mass Media and Communication qualifications and who would like to pursue
- Introduction to Legal Skills a bachelor’s degree at the university. Upon
successful completion of the Foundation in Arts
programme, students may further their studies
in a wide range of degree programmes
depending on units completed during their
studies. Students may be eligible to apply for
advanced standing.

A FOUNDATION
WITH THE WIDEST PATHWAYS
Fastest pathway into a wide variety of
Degree Programmes
4 electives to choose from
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ELECTIVE COURSES

DIPLOMA LEVEL
No Scholarship Name School Credit Value No Scholarship Name School Credit Value

1 Business and Company Law 3 28 CyberPsychology 3

2 Business Communication 3 29 Positive Psychology Psychology 3

3 Business Management 3 30 Social Psychology 3

Understanding the Child’s Growth

4 Cost Accounting 3 31 3
and Development

5 Data Analysis 3 32 Play & Learning for Young Children 3

Physical Education & Health Care

6 Financial Accounting 1 3 33 3
for Young Children
Early
Childhood
Safety & Well-being of Young Education
7 Introduction to Business 3 34 3
Children

Global Citizenship for Young

8 Introduction to Finance 3 35 3
Children

Introduction to Management An Introduction to Montessori

9 3 36 3
Accounting Pedagogy

10 Introduction to Marketing 3 37 Music for Children 3

Music Appreciation 1:
11 Principles of Management 3 38 3
Aesthetic & Style
Music
Music Appreciation 5:
12 Social Media Marketing 3 39 3
World Music
Business and
Accounting
Music Fundamentals 1:
13 Technopreneurship 3 40 3
Fundamental Theory

14 Consumer Behaviour 4 41 Print Production Hospitality 3

& Tourism /
Creative Arts
15 Corporate Audit 4 42 Advertising Creativity 3
& Design

Wedding Planning and

16 Digital and Service Marketing 4 43 3
Management

17 Digital Marketing 4 44 Wine Management Hospitality 3

& Tourism
18 Finance 4 45 Introductory to French 3

19 Human Resource Management 4 46 Food & Its Culture 3

Integrated Marketing Principles of Electronics & Electrical

20 4 47 3
Communication Engineering
Engineering
21 International Business 4 48 Engineering Drawing 3

22 Marketing Management 4 49 Fundamental of Photography 3

23 Operations Management 4 50 Digital Graphics 3

Introduction to Multimedia &

24 Organisational Behaviour 4 51 4
Animation Creative Arts
& Design
25 Personal Selling 4 52 Interactive Web Design 4

Industrial and Organisational

26 3 53 Videography 4
Psychology
Psychology
27 General Psychology 3 54 Presentation Skills 3
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CERTIFICATE LEVEL
No Scholarship Name School Credit Value No Scholarship Name School Credit Value

1 Basic Financial Accounting 3 7 Basic Management 3

Introduction to Human Resource

2 3 8 Basic Marketing 3
Management
Business and
Business Communication and Accounting
3 Business Ethics 3 9 3
Writing
Business and
4 Basic Statistics Accounting 3 10 Basic Finance 3

The Basics of Physical Education Early

5 Basic Business Principles 3 11 and Health Care in Early Childhood 3
Childhood Education

Creative Arts
6 Introduction to Cost Accounting 3 12 Fundamental Photography 4
& Design

Financial Aid / Funding Available*

• EPF
• HRDF
• SEGi Monthly Installment
• Low Initial Payment
*terms & conditions apply.

Fully Accredited

IR4.0 Enhanced Syllabus

Further Studies Overseas

UK Lecturers / Tutors

Sunderland Library

Earn up to 12 Digital Badges

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SEGi UNIVERSITY & COLLEGES’

IT & ENGINEERING PROGRAMMES ARE ALIGNED WITH
THE 9 PILLARS OF INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION 4.0

9 PILLARS OF TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENT

Cybersecurity Autonomous Additive Industrial Cloud

Robot Manufacturing Internet of Things
Management of huge
Operation in networks Autonomous, cooperating 3D printing, particularly Network of machines data volumes in open
and open systems industrial robots for spare parts and prototypes and products systems

High level of networking Numerous integrated sensors Decentralised 3D facilities to Multidirectional Real-time communication
between intelligent machines, and standardised interfaces reduce transport distances communication between for production systems
products and systems and inventory networked objects

Horizontal Simulation & Big Data Supply

Vertical
Integration
Cross-company data
integration based on data
transfer standards
Precondition for a fully
automated value chain (from
supplier to customer, from
management to shop floor)
Augmented
Reality
Augmented realty for
maintenance, logistics and
all kinds of SOP Simulation
of value networks and
Optimisation based on
real-time data from intelligent
systems
Analytics
Full evaluation of
available data
(e.g. from ERP, SCM, MES,
CRM, and machine data)
Real-time decision-making
support and optimisation
Chain
The use of advanced robotics, and the
application of advanced analytics of
big data in supply chain management
Place sensors in everything, create
networks everywhere, analyse
everything to significantly improve
performance and customer satisfaction
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Overall

SEGi University (100589-U)

603 6145 1777 011 1501 8838 1800 88 8028

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603 2070 2078 012 988 7482 1800 88 8028

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603 8600 1777 010 313 0303

SEGi College Penang (187620-W)

604 263 3888 013 629 4880

SEGi College Sarawak (172726-T)

6082 252 566 017 859 2566 1300 88 7344

Regional Centre:
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